Anti-marriage equality advocates are feeling pretty desperate, hence the hilariously creepy ads that they're airing in Washington state. 

Children's voiceovers? Claims that their rights (to hate) are being violated? Whining that they're the victims? It's all there. 

We guess this is the knee-jerk reaction when you're being trounced in fundraising and you know the end of your bigoted road is near. 

Watch after the jump.

The news coming out of France that hits us early this Friday morning may be slightly disheartening, but we're not going to let it a little delay dampen our almost-weekend moods, are we?

More after the jump.

The latest polling out of Illinois reveals that support for marriage equality in the state has quickly swelled to an all time high in a matter of two years. 

Move over love, compassion and equality; Paul Ryan says that bigotry trumps all as a "universal human value" in an obvious attempt to regain his anti-gay conservative cred following DADT opposition on Monday. Details follow. 

President Obama joined Mitt Romney on Wednesday in official opposition to the Boy Scouts of America's reaffirmed ban on openly gay troops and leaders. Still, the long running organization chooses to adhere to its discriminatory policy by hiding behind its interpretation of Christian tenets. 

Sparked by Obama's statement, L.A.-based Rev. Dr. R. Scott Colglazier, Senior Minister, First Congregational Church of Los Angeles, has penned an effective Op-Ed that provides a Christian foundation for opposing the Boy Scout's anti-gay ban. 

Read Rev. Colglazier's open letter to the Boy Scouts of America after the jump. 

House Majority Leader Eric Cantor was jeered and booed today at the University of Michigan after reminding the audience that he "just believes in traditional marriage." Take a look, extreme Tea Party "fringe" who booed the gay soldier—this is what those who believe in the American way of liberty and equality should really be heckling...

A group of anti-equality activists are throwing a tantrum today after New York Governor Andrew Cuomo called opposition of marriage equality "anti-American" during a speech last week.